The Challenged Population

<p>Many members of the challenged population are in wheelchairs or use walkers. Some have mild mental retardation cerebral palsy autism bipolar disorder cognitive disabilities spina bifida dyslexia a brain injury or behavioral issues.</p><p>They make up a significant portion of the population but not enough people have tried to understand and help them.</p><p>Abdul H. Gabisi a caregiver who has worked with intellectually and developmentally challenged individuals for twelve years looks back at the special and heartfelt moments he’s enjoyed serving them—celebrating their successes and incredible potential.</p><p> </p><p>Some of them have gone from institutions to assisted homes overcoming massive challenges to enjoy a higher quality of life. You’ll learn about their progress and how they’ve interacted with agencies supporters and the general population to achieve great things.</p><p>You’ll also learn how residential counselors play a critical role in helping challenged individuals succeed and the role the government must play to promote meaningful reform to help the challenged population.</p><p>Take a step toward embracing and supporting challenged individuals with the insights in this important work.</p>